Balancing on the fringe of lush palms and white sands, the Crystal Cove all inclusive resort indulges guests with Barbados’ finest treasures. This boutique resort presents 88 spacious guestrooms. Guests have the added benefit of being able to exchange dine and enjoy the facilities at the other properties in the Elegant Hotels Group (restrictions apply). Off property, there are plenty of opportunities for golf in Barbados. The closest golf courses are at Sandy Lane, just to the north near Holetown, where there are two courses available to visitors, but guests of Crystal Cove have preferential tee times at the Royal Westmoreland course to the north of Holetown.
While in Hawaii, we enjoyed sitting on the Lanai and watching the ocean. The house was equipped with everything you need: coolers, boogie boards, beach chairs, etc. Unlike the beaches that are located on continents, with continental shelves, the Hawaiian Islands sit in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and are therefore exposed to stronger waves. Rip currents can form without notice, disappear, and then reappear. Boogie boarding is such a favorite sport and pastime in Hawaii - it’s incredible. Let’s take a look at some places around the globe known for boogie boarding. Give us your favorites!
I love the sort of village Algajola, Corsica, is. It’s small and very old in the Balagne Region on Corsica’s northwest coast. Algajola is very old France - built on a rock outcroppings, this fishing village has a very cool citadel. The citadel was built during the Genoese rule. What makes Algajola a beautiful beach village is that the harbor is on the west side of town, and the beach - Plage Aregno - is around 1 km long, winds right to the village.
